Inspect the phone or tablet to ensure the connectors in the charging port are not corroded, bent, broken, or pushed in. If you have a removable battery, check the battery connectors as well.
If there has been any sort of damage to the device or battery, please visit a Samsung walk-in service center or you can schedule a repair service online.
To determine if the phone or tablet experienced liquid damage, you can check the LDI (Liquid Damage Indicator). The LDI is either inside the SIM card tray slot for newer devices or on the removable battery for older devices.
To eject the SIM card tray, insert the ejector tool that came with your device into the hole on the SIM card tray. Next, you will want to push the tool until the tray pops out. Look inside the slot to access the LDI.
Or, if you have a removable battery, you will need to take out the battery and inspect it.
LDI indicators should be solid white or white with visible pink or purple X's. If the device has been exposed to moisture, the LDI will be solid pink, purple, or red.
Once you've determined that the battery and device are in good condition, it's time to get the most out of your battery by following our helpful guides. Navigate to and open Settings, then tap Battery, and then view your battery usage and performance.
You can set power saving modes to limit battery usage and make your device's battery last longer. There are different battery saving options and tips for optimizing the battery life, as well as settings that you can adjust to maximize the battery life. Check out our helpful guide to get the most out of your device's battery.
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